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Flashcards for Physical and Health Education exam review.
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The 'S' in SMART goal setting stands for __.
Targets a clear and well-defined outcome, avoiding vague intentions.
The 'M' in SMART goal setting stands for __.
Incorporates quantifiable indicators of progress and success.
The 'A' in SMART goal setting stands for __.
Realistic based on the individual's current ability, time, and resources.
The 'R' in SMART goal setting stands for __.
Connected directly to personal motivations or sport-specific objectives.
The 'T' in SMART goal setting stands for __.
Includes a clear timeline or deadline to create a sense of urgency.
The F.I.T.T. principles stand for __.
Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.
The purpose of a warm-up is to __.
Elevates heart rate and circulation, prepares musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems, reduces the risk of musculoskeletal injuries.
The purpose of a cool-down is to __.
Gradually returns the body to a resting state, prevents venous pooling, supports flexibility and muscular recovery.
__ measures muscular strength
Evaluates maximal force production.
__ is a training type that enhances muscle strength and helps prevent injuries.
Enhances muscular force, injury prevention, and performance gains.
__ is a training type that increases heart and lung efficiency leading to greater aerobic capacity.
Increases heart and lung efficiency, greater aerobic capacity, and reduced fatigue.
__ is a training type that combines strength with speed for explosive movements.
Combines strength with speed, explosive performance, and improved reactivity.
__ is a training type that improves range of motion, decreasing injury risk.
Improves range of motion at joints, decreases injury risk, and improves posture.
__ is a training type that enhances directional change and improves coordination.
Enhances directional change while maintaining control, improved coordination, reaction speed.